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Service restart procedures

Introduction

Typical procedures on how to restart services are provided below.

Restarting RCSDB service
Purpose

In the event of faults, RCSDB service can be restarted using this utility instead of using the Windows Service Management function.

Command

The commands to start, stop and restart the service are given below in order:

Restarting MongoDB service
Purpose

In the event of faults, MongoDB service can be restarted using this utility instead of using the Windows Service Management function.

Command

The commands to start, stop and restart the service are given below in order:

Restarting Collector service
Purpose

In the event of faults, Collector service can be restarted using this utility instead of using the Windows Service Management function.

Command

The commands to start, stop and restart the service are given below in order:

Restarting Worker service
Purpose

In the event of faults, Worker service can be restarted using this utility instead of using the Windows Service Management function.

Command

The commands to start, stop and restart the service are given below in order:

Restarting Network Injector service

CAUTION: use SSH protocol for all installation, setup and data exchange operations to the remote unit.

Purpose

In the event of faults you can directly work on Network Injector and restart service.

Command

To restart the service, enter the following command:

# /etc/init.d/rcsnia restart

To stop the service, enter the following command:

# /etc/init.d/rcsnia stop

Restarting Anonymizer service

CAUTION: use SSH protocol for all installation, setup and data exchange operations to the remote unit.

Purpose

In the event of faults signaled on RCS Console you can directly work on the VPS server and restart service.

Command

To restart the service, enter the following command:

# /etc/init.d/rcsanon restart

To stop the service, enter the following command:

# /etc/init.d/rcsanon stop

IMPORTANT: command syntax refers to the Linux CentOS 6 operating system version.

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